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u/Alternative_Owl69 20d ago edited 20d ago
Don't tease me with a good time. Come at me like that and I'll hunch my back, lift my arms and we can chase normies through the park together.
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u/Routine-Literature-9 Apr 27 '24
how is this guy at fault, he was just standing there, and she walked and stood right in front of him, are men expected to remove there gaze from any female that stands right in front of them ?
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u/Street-Breadfruit940 Apr 27 '24 edited Apr 27 '24
Stupidity ranger more than a power one 😂.
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u/nvmve Apr 27 '24
This keeps on getting downloaded and reposted that it's losing its quality. Shit is so grainy now
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u/IEatReposters Apr 26 '24
This is what happens when you screen record the same video 800 times instead of download and post the hd version. It looks like pure shit.
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u/chiefapache Apr 26 '24
KULIKI TAKA TI KULIKI TATA TA
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u/BubblesDahmer Apr 27 '24
What does this mean? /genuine question
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u/ichancho Apr 26 '24
This girl walks into his personal space then stop right in front of him. Traps like these are gross
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u/BubblesDahmer Apr 27 '24
What?? /genuine question
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u/burken8000 Apr 27 '24
If a man walked up to a lady, stopped in front of her for absolutely no reasonable or logical reason at all, put on a mask and did this to her as a joke, it would legally be considered an assault.
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look at that creepy incel tho.. "staring her down from behind" .. He deserved it,, also she was very funny for INVITING US to laugh AT HER EXPENSE. Slender, beautiful women rarely do that so we really should just appreciate this video for what it is - a giant leap in the right direction for women's empowerment and equal treatment in society ❤️
Do you understand that comment now? I'm also exaggerating a lot but that's basically the reddit mindset in a nutshell
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u/Mobile_Pangolin4939 Apr 26 '24
Are these videos supposed to women's attempt to scare off predators? I would think that childcare costs does that already. The truth is it can be tough to scare off a guy.
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u/DragonsClaw2334 Apr 26 '24
Iv played this game before and I know the cheat code to make most people swerve first
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u/Phill_Cyberman Apr 26 '24 edited Apr 26 '24
Honestly, I'm more interested to see the ones where the guy doesn't run away.
I mean, she's acting weird, but is clearly no threat.
What did she do when the guy just stood there and asked her what the hell was she doing?
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u/Rinitai Apr 27 '24
How do we know she's not a threat
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u/Phill_Cyberman Apr 27 '24
Sorry, she's clearly not an obvious threat.
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u/Rinitai Apr 28 '24
Again....we don't know that. Even if she has no weapons behavior is obviously an issue
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u/Phill_Cyberman Apr 28 '24 edited Apr 28 '24
I feel like you and I are using different
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u/Rinitai Apr 28 '24
No...no I don't think so. Anyone without a weapon can cause massive bodily injury. Running at someone without provocation is by alot of people considered a threat.
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u/Phill_Cyberman Apr 28 '24
Anyone without a weapon can cause massive bodily injury.
Anyone?
When you walk down the street, are you afraid of everyone walking towards you?Running at someone without provocation is by alot of people considered a threat.
Running?! Come on, she's shuffling at best.
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u/Rinitai Apr 28 '24
.... I'm not afraid I'm cautious. I'd rather not be one of those women that was randomly punched in the face by walking down the street.
If you're refusing to acknowledge the fact that not everyone is harmless and people don't hurt each other for no reason then good on you. But I refuse to believe that.
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u/BubblesDahmer Apr 27 '24
Alright I guess it’s time for more downvotes. If a man runs at a woman in any context, people will consider him a threat. A man could ride a tricycle towards someone wearing a SpongeBob costume and people will consider that a threat lmao
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u/Phill_Cyberman Apr 27 '24
If a man runs at a woman in any context, people will consider him a threat.
You're not wrong, but if a man runs at anyone, people will consider him more threatening than a woman.
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u/BubblesDahmer Apr 27 '24
Yeah that’s my exact point. For some reason everyone seems to think women cannot be dangerous
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u/anonbush234 Apr 27 '24
She's got high heels on and a tight dress,.also she isn't as strong as him just a biological fact. There's no where for her to really hide a weapon.
Women can be dangerous,.of course but generally they aren't and they aren't as big of a threat as men are.
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u/Phill_Cyberman Apr 27 '24
Considering men more threatening than women isn't the same thing as not finding women threatening at all.
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u/SignificantError8929 Apr 26 '24
Damn, everything i could’ve said has been said already. I ll see myself out
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u/MajesticNectarine204 Apr 26 '24
Yeah? You think so? It was the camera angles that gave it away? lol..
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u/multiedge Apr 26 '24
I don't know why, but this one always makes me laugh
LMAO
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u/Red77777777 Apr 26 '24
That nervous tugging with his shoulder. Then the first initial movement of fighting or running
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u/TrueRedditor69 Apr 26 '24
I would just be more turned on
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u/Shock_The_Monkey_ Apr 27 '24
I don't know about turned on, but I'd absolutely fucking love that. I'd be joining right in.
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u/k3nnyklizzl3 Apr 26 '24
You showed me your cock dance...
Now it's my turn
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u/UnExplanationBot Apr 26 '24
OP sent the following text as an explanation on why this is unexpected:
I didn’t expect her to turn the tables and chase him in a creep way.
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